'Trouble in Mind' Director Charles Randolph-Wright Says Play About Race in the Theater World Is a 'Love Letter and a Poison Pill'
August Wilson is well remembered for remarking that Black theater is alive, vibrant, vital and unfunded " that commerce and a common racism had long held American theater hostage to a mediocrity of tastes. On Broadway last Thursday, where Alice Childress' 1955 play "Trouble in Mind" opened 66 years late, American theater took an overdue, […]
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